The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-05

And as merry, joyous laughter
Checks the .o5Ini n his cal,
Little childish hands are lifted
Full oftreasure-free to all.
And the old tree gently bending
Waves Its long arms full OF grace,
Every dropping rich with blessing
For each happy, upturned face,
But n vision Time has stolen
| Childhood 's. sunny, careless hours;
And the woman stein erileSsonS
Life has tan hit in failing flowers.
| Like a sweet precient knowledge
| Whispers each returning spring;
l"Somewhere in the future hidden
| Lies the pledge the blossoms bring
PUILIPINA BARLOW SABIN.
L. j. Burgess is still Ia the West.
Front street is being graveled.
Hush little baby, don't you
cry.
John W. Jones is In Chicago this
week.
The ice-cream season is fairly
upon us.
Purcell still fingers in the sun
ny south.
r. .. Kittsmiller was in Colum
bus, Tuesday.
Chas. +. Bowen was in Columbus
on business Monday.
Several families in town are sf-
flicted with measles.
Yerges and Bob Wo:k are said
TO be bosses on whist.
Jacob Weaver was IN Columbus
on business last Tuesday.
The County Commissions were in
session in this city Monday.
1t will be great relief when the
house cleaning season is over.
There was a heavy hail Storm
in this place last Thursday.
The GAINESVILLE Signal is now
issued as a semi weekly paper.
John W. Filing has just closed
successful! term of school at Gore,
o.
The Court of Common Pleas in
this county convenes Monday, May
Oh.
The heat Monday and Tuesday
Of this week was terribly oppres
sive.
Rose 6 Sulzbacher have some
thing new in the way of bark
hats.
Our exchanges are congratuiat-
ing Col. Wcldy over securing a
pension.
Perry Finley, OF New SiraItsville,
o.. was a visitor to this city We'd
nesday.
E. B. Comfy has been attending
Grand Encsmpment at Columbus,
this week.
Do not fail to give our adver-
tisins careful reaIing. 1t will
pay you.
A new tin roof has been put on
the house occupied by Austin
Rathburn.
Col. F. f. Rempel is painting
his store building, next to the
public square.
Henry Lntz is putting a new
roof on porch at his residence
on Second street.
James a. Oliver, was in Colum-
bEs. O., last week attending lect
ures On einbalming.
Robert Hamb!in, Steward of the
Athens Asylum, spent Sunday with
bis mother in this city.
Mrs. Mack Scott, nee Ebert, is
dangerously i'll a. her home on
Orchard street, this city.
K. B. Higgins left for Indiana,
Monday evening TO attend the
golden wedding of his sister.
Brother McGrath, of the Nc.
Arthur Enquirer Democrat, was
IA visitor at this Office Friday.
Mrs. Hattie Garret, Of Middle
port, O., is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Sam Sulzbacher in this city.
The AdeIphia BorderiNews should
issue an extra edition and make it
several degrees warmer than the
last.
Miss Rebecca Robinson, of near
Enterprise, is visiting her father
and brother at Grcenup, Kentucky,
this week.
The knights OF ST. George march
ed up Main street Tuesday evening,
giving an exhibition drill as they
passed along.
We are pleased 10 note that
Lee George, who has been laid
up with a sore knee for several
months, is recovering.
Don't fail to read Collins G.
Moore's advertisement. This old
and reliable firm make some
splenlid offers this week.